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Plenty of religious people don't go to church, yet associate with the common belief systems known as religion that also define a creator (and obviously believe one exists), but you don't preach? Try again. Scorpio Ego, humorously, didn't learn after being told, and neither will you. The bold is exactly why you are religious, but the opposite end of the belief system to those who do think there is any deity. You've made up your mind in absolute terms about the concept of a deity, you have no proof one doesn't exist, just as religious people have no proof a deity or deities exist, you're no different. Quit pretending like you are. If it was merely honesty you'd be honest and admit you have no clue. Commitment to such an important question when one hasn't a clue is faith and guesswork.

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I suppose you can point to where I stated or even alluded to there definitively being no god? I've called out a few posters when they claimed things about me, and not once did anyone substantiate their claims. I don't expect this to turn out any different.

When I'm a dick to anyone, I quote their posts and highlight why it is deserved. I did it to Heretic, Common Sense, and you in this thread. And all you can say is I'm misrepresenting myself when my posts (the only means for you to know anything about me, really) state the contrary. A cow calling itself a rabbit indeed. Baah.

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We're defining a simplistic system of beliefs. You wish to complicatedly expand it making it less simple. Lets try again, with less high horse:

Agnostic -- no committed belief toward the existence of any deity/deities/creator/creators (can certainly reject man-made religions, can not reject them as well)

Atheist -- committed belief against the existence of a deity/creator or plural

Religious -- committed belief for the existence of one or more deities/creators

Anything more simple than that? Or continue pointlessly being a pedantic douchewad?

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We're defining a simplistic system of beliefs. You wish to complicatedly expand it making it less simple. Lets try again, with less high horse:

Agnostic -- no committed belief toward the existence of any deity/deities/creator/creators (can certainly reject man-made religions, can not reject them as well)

Atheist -- committed belief against the existence of a deity/creator or plural

Religious -- committed belief for the existence of one or more deities/creators

Anything more simple than that? Or continue pointlessly being a pedantic douchewad?

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Gee-whiz! Do you have an aversion to the English language? Are there any other words you'd like to redefine?

agnostic [ag-nos-tik]  

Example Sentences Origin

ag·nos·tic   [ag-nos-tik] Show IPA

noun

1.

a person who holds that the existence of the ultimate cause, as God, and the essential nature of things are unknown and unknowable, or that human knowledge is limited to experience. Synonyms: disbeliever, nonbeliever, unbeliever; doubter, skeptic, secularist, empiricist; heathen, heretic, infidel, pagan.

2.

a person who denies or doubts the possibility of ultimate knowledge in some area of study.

3.

a person who holds neither of two opposing positions on a topic: Socrates was an agnostic on the subject of immortality.

atheist [ey-thee-ist]  

Example Sentences Origin

a·the·ist   [ey-thee-ist] Show IPA

noun

a person who denies or disbelieves the existence of a supreme being or beings.

religious [ri-lij-uhs]  

Example Sentences

re·li·gious   [ri-lij-uhs] Show IPA adjective, noun, plural -gious.

adjective

1.

of, pertaining to, or concerned with religion: a religious holiday.

2.

imbued with or exhibiting religion; pious; devout; godly: a religious man.

3.

scrupulously faithful; conscientious: religious care.

4.

pertaining to or connected with a monastic or religious order.

5.

appropriate to religion or to sacred rites or observances.

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Redundancy, adding complicated ambiguity to already a rather simple definition.

Agnostic Atheism --> Conclusion that a deity does not exist, even if admitting it's unknowable. Atheist.

Agnostic theist--> Conclusion that deity does exist, even if admitting it's unknowable. Religious.

Compare:

Agnostic-> has no conclusion or committed belief about the existence of a deity because does not know.

Two examples of fanciful personalized terms that pointlessly expand upon something very simple, especially when communicated to the general public.

Wrong, people are not born an atheist. A born child does not even think about the concept of a deity, and the topic of them isn't even relevant until they can. You really should understand what atheism is. You have greatly broadened it to include a bunch of people erroneously.

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Redundancy, adding complicated ambiguity to already a rather simple definition.

Agnostic Atheism --> Conclusion that a deity does not exist, even if admitting it's unknowable. Atheist.

Agnostic theist--> Conclusion that deity does exist, even if admitting it's unknowable. Religious.

Compare:

Agnostic-> has no conclusion or committed belief about the existence of a deity because does not know.

Two examples of fanciful personalized terms that pointlessly expand upon something very simple, especially when communicated to the general public.

Wrong, people are not born an atheist. A born child does not even think about the concept of a deity, and the topic of them isn't even relevant until they can. You really should understand what atheism is. You have greatly broadened it to include a bunch of people erroneously.

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Redundancy, adding complicated ambiguity to already a rather simple definition.

Agnostic Atheism --> Conclusion that a deity does not exist, even if admitting it's unknowable. Atheist.

Agnostic theist--> Conclusion that deity does exist, even if admitting it's unknowable. Religious.

Compare:

Agnostic-> has no conclusion or committed belief about the existence of a deity because does not know.

Two examples of fanciful personalized terms that pointlessly expand upon something very simple, especially when communicated to the general public.

Wrong, people are not born an atheist. A born child does not even think about the concept of a deity, and the topic of them isn't even relevant until they can. You really should understand what atheism is. You have greatly broadened it to include a bunch of people erroneously.

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